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When Eliot J. Rushovich ’03 was a sophomore, he feared the fraternity he’d just joined, Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi), was on its last legs...
...Going into my sophomore year, we lost all of our founding fathers and ended up [with] 12 people,” Rushovich said...
...Toward the end of the year every weekend, one fraternity was having a party,” said Rushovich, a former AEPi president. “Fraternities are offering an alternative social environment, one that is more interested in everyone having a good time...
Unsurprisingly, the Harvard chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi is quick to play down the ugly specter of ethnic antagonism in their own chapter. Eliot J. Rushovich ’03, president of the Harvard chapter, says that he was “personally shocked” to hear of the troubles in the Miami chapter and states that he “didn’t even hear about it until the article was printed...
...Rushovich stresses that “it’s definitely an isolated occurrence, and not at all representative of our fraternity or what we stand for.” While the Harvard chapter does not include any members of an Arab background at present, Rushovich argues that this is simply because few, if any, Arab students apply in the first place. Rushovich is at pains to point out that “Our chapter is comprised of students representing multiple cultures, not all Jewish”, and that “we are completely non-discriminatory...